reference: aboveHow about Cell phones bills around or above $333 per household?

We do not have such a thing since we use our cell phones for personal and landlord purposes. 

Included in my monthly fee is the cell phone service for the wireless connectivity fee (so no one has to go to the property to read meters).  

Everyone has a cell phone now, so unless it's required by law, I'd just put in cable and I bet no tenants would complain about that.

I can't negotiate with the cell phone co.

@Raul Pedrozo I have had tenants not respond to texts or calls only to find out their cell phone number changed or they didn't recharge it.

And they'll get a cell phone and you can text them.  

Even if it's actually true, why should I care when my mortgage company, cell phone provider, etc doesn't care if I lost my wallet.

Only issue I'm looking into is max number of unrelated individuals in Renton, haven't found code for it yet, but most cities seem to allow only a max of 4 unrelated individuals to a house.Cool thing with this method is I'm still close to Seattle, and have all my living expenses other than food and cell phone paid for via the rents. :-)

Sure, there may be some who have to fight with the credit bureaus to fix errors, but I doubt that a credit report that you would deny a tenant based on, would be that big a mystery.For instance, judgments for cell phone and cable bills, or one for a previous landlord.